Wills v. Arnett

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• \The determination [of probable cause] is dependent upon whether the facts as they appeared at the time of instituting the prosecution were such as to lead a person of ordinary caution to entertain a belief that the accused was guilty of the offense charged.\
• “The determination [of probable cause] is dependent upon whether the facts as they appeared at the time of instituting the prosecution were such as to 12 lead a person of ordinary caution to entertain a belief that the accused was guilty of the offense charged.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).